Russell Warman is a University Associate at the School of Technology, Environments and Design, University of Tasmania, Australia. He is a multidisciplinary geographer with over 20 years of professional experience working with communities and landscapes in natural resource management and environmental planning and design.

• 1. Wood and forest social-ecological system resilience—setting the scene Part I: Transitions in forest use and wood sourcing 2. An environmental history of forest use and wood sourcing 3. The evolution of forest use and wood sourcing—a model Part II: Case studies: countries, regions and themes 4. Global analysis of trends in wood sourcing 5. A natural turn: land use change, leakage and forest conservation 6. A social turn: decentralisation in Indonesia—a forestry history 7. A discursive turn: foresters’ speak, and transitions in New Zealand Part III: Transitions and resilience 8. Wood and forests in a post-forestry world 9. Resilience, innovation and sustainability in resource use

Russell Warman is a University Associate at the School of Technology, Environments and Design, University of Tasmania, Australia. He is a multidisciplinary geographer with over 20 years of professional experience working with communities and landscapes in natural resource management and environmental planning and design.

• 1. Wood and forest social-ecological system resilience—setting the scene Part I: Transitions in forest use and wood sourcing 2. An environmental history of forest use and wood sourcing 3. The evolution of forest use and wood sourcing—a model Part II: Case studies: countries, regions and themes 4. Global analysis of trends in wood sourcing 5. A natural turn: land use change, leakage and forest conservation 6. A social turn: decentralisation in Indonesia—a forestry history 7. A discursive turn: foresters’ speak, and transitions in New Zealand Part III: Transitions and resilience 8. Wood and forests in a post-forestry world 9. Resilience, innovation and sustainability in resource use

Russell Warman is a University Associate at the School of Technology, Environments and Design, University of Tasmania, Australia. He is a multidisciplinary geographer with over 20 years of professional experience working with communities and landscapes in natural resource management and environmental planning and design.

• 1. Wood and forest social-ecological system resilience—setting the scene Part I: Transitions in forest use and wood sourcing 2. An environmental history of forest use and wood sourcing 3. The evolution of forest use and wood sourcing—a model Part II: Case studies: countries, regions and themes 4. Global analysis of trends in wood sourcing 5. A natural turn: land use change, leakage and forest conservation 6. A social turn: decentralisation in Indonesia—a forestry history 7. A discursive turn: foresters’ speak, and transitions in New Zealand Part III: Transitions and resilience 8. Wood and forests in a post-forestry world 9. Resilience, innovation and sustainability in resource use